I will address the more pertinent ones here. I agree that TUF's post
181 raises several questions, some of which your response identifies. I think
191 also raises similar questions. Specifically, in 191, TUF characterized Dani's list of candidates to investigate further as a "convoluted pressure group". I have a hard time understanding why that group is convoluted. The group Dani identifies in
179 is Ragnar, Oro, Lunatic, and Airmax.
TUF was defending himself in 181, which means that he had at least some reason to be defensive as Dani FOS'd him. Still, TUF was defending a group of three others. I still do not understand why TUF was defending Ragnar, Oro, or Airmax. I do not believe that Airmax's inactivity is per se not indicative of affiliation, either. Despite the fact that TUF was defending himself, to some degree, it makes less sense why he was defending Ragnar, Oro, or Max. Moreover, if TUF is town then he should be willing to pressure at least one of that group, and he should have a preference for which among the group is the best candidate or he should be suggesting another option based on a set of reads wherein he identifies a more ideal candidate for investigation/pressure. At that point in the game, TUF had not done so.
Instead, in
181, TUF is doing one thing that matters and not doing two things that matter. The two things he is not doing is even entertaining a willingness to investigate/pressure while in the same instance he is not suggesting another alternative outside of that group. As town, if TUF has a better idea of who to pressure then he should be speaking up; identifying someone that is not in that group. The one thing he is doing that matters in 181 is he is casting doubt of the very utility of pressuring/investigation in the first instance. You identify this, correctly, as well, and seem to understand the implications to the degree that you are at least willing to state it.
In my prior post I claimed that both of you could not be scum. So, there are three possible worlds: TUF is town and you are scum; TUF is scum and you are town; or you and TUF are both town. The first and the third options become less viable, considering TUF's more recent activity I discuss above; which means that the world I am thinking about now as being the most likely would mean that TUF is scum, but that also would mean you have to be town. So as town, what I would expect you to be doing is at least catching most of the obvious things, and moving the ball forward. Independently of your past interactions with Oro, it seems like you're doing that. The events as they develop also look consistent with my past thinking that you both cannot be scum because you are hard scum reading TUF now to the point that you want him to be at L-1, which is not something I expect scum to do. You are also willing to lead the wagon here whereas you beat around the bush with Oro. I think you are saying that you are more confident that TUF is scum than you were that Oro was scum, and more confident that TUF is scum than that either of Objectivity are scum. (Here's something that's lingering in the back of my mind, though. I think as well you seem to have been demonstrating the most interest of anyone in actually getting something useful out of DP1; difficult as that may be. I think there's two possible reasons for that. More on this tomorrow.)
So there's a huge contrast between what you're doing and what TUF is doing. I am open to revisiting my town read on TUF. As of
278, Danielle VTL'd Ragnar, Sui followed Danielle. The only other vote on the board is yours, after TUF unvoted in
154, which I note is the first instance where my thinking on TUF became less certain. I asked others to post insight on why they thought my town read on TUF was wrong. Admittedly, it wasn't a strong read but one of instinct. I have a lot of thoughts on 154, but I've said enough for now.